How do I revert iTunes to a previous version after an update; I don't like the fact that they changed it to strictly a player-only and one cannot access things like the Radio stations, etc. any more.
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.8), 3.06 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4GB RAM
?? Radio stations are still there:
Nearly all iTunes 10.7 features remain in iTunes 11, but you might have to hunt for them.
If you really want to revert to an earlier version read this post
?? Radio stations are still there:
Nearly all iTunes 10.7 features remain in iTunes 11, but you might have to hunt for them.
If you really want to revert to an earlier version read this post
Ah, OK, found it - thanks, John. They had me wondering about iTunes for a bit there!
Just a curiosity question, John (unrelated, off-topic) - Are you the same person who I'm 'friends' with on Facebook and also a Geocacher? If so, I'm "AeroMechAZ" on Geocaching.com. It's just that your name looks/sounds familiar.
No, that's not me. Arizona is one of my favourite US States though.
Enjoy the new iTunes.
I'm looking for a way to go back as well. With each new rev, iTunes becomes ever more nebulous.
I still burn CDs...but the new version makes this difficult.
In past versions of iTunes, the total time of a playlist was shown in the Status Bar and could be toggled from a rounded total (e.g."1.2 Hours") to an exact total (e.g. "1:20:23")
In 'the new itunes', the total time length of playlists seems permanently fixed ion the broad value only. (e.g. 1.2 hours).
This is terribly inconvenient if one is going to be burning a Playlist to a CD or DVD-A. Where 79 minutes would fit on a CD, 81 minutes will not.....yet 'the new itunes' will show both only as "1.2 Hours". Very inconvenient if one is now to be forced to manually add track times together in order to decide if a playlist will fit or not.
How do I get 'the new itunes' to show me a more useful total? Or has Apple now decided that we aren't going to burn CDs any longer? (Surely, by now you can figure out on your own what my opinion of that might be.)
revert to previous version after update
